Raston Exit Ticket 05/06/24

Essential Question 1: How does the use of compelling and comprehensive textual evidence enhance an analysis and the inferences drawn from a text?

Question: Why is it important to use evidence that is directly related to the claim being made?

• A) To add more words to the analysis.

• • A) To add more words to the analysis.

• • B) To ensure the analysis is focused and relevant.

• • C) To show off a wide vocabulary.

• • D) To confuse the reader with unnecessary information.

Essential Question 2: How can specific sentences, paragraphs, or larger portions of a text develop and refine an author’s ideas or claims?

Question: Why might an author choose to develop a claim over several paragraphs instead of a single sentence?

• • A) To provide a more thorough and nuanced exploration of the idea.

• B) To make the text longer without adding substance.

• C) To confuse the reader with too much information.

• D) To avoid being concise.

Essential Question 3: How do different mediums (e.g., print and multimedia) emphasize different details when presenting various accounts of the same subject?

Question: How can the use of interviews in a video account add to the audience’s understanding of a subject?

• A) By reducing the factual content

• • B) By providing personal perspectives and emotional depth.

• C) By making the content longer without adding value.

• D) By focusing solely on the interviewer’s opinions.

Define Figurative

• A) Using figures of speech; symbolic.

• B) Exact and precise.

• C) Relating to facts and reality.

• D) Derived from a literal meaning.

Define Infer

• A) To state something as a fact.

• B) To deduce or conclude information from evidence and reasoning.

• C) To observe or notice.

• • D) To exaggerate for effect.

Define Claim

• • A) A detailed account of an event.

• • B) A statement asserting something as a fact.

• C) An observation or description.

• • D) A suggestion or hint.